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Buy tickets for shows at the Adelphi in person from the theatre’s box office itself, on the internet or by phone.
Like most theatres in the West End, tickets for the middle of the stalls and front section of the dress circle tend to be the most expensive, simply because they deliver brilliant stage views. Remember everyone needs their own ticket, regardless of their age.
Every ticket includes a mandatory £1.5 restoration fee, used by the venue for essential renovation work, upkeep and maintenance. It means every time you buy a ticket you make a small but essential contribution to the theatre's future.
Call 0844 412 4651 to speak to the venue's box office staff, who will arrange your tickets as well as answer your questions.
Buy tickets in person at the theatre's box office on the Strand
How to avoid cowboys, stay safe and get the best value for money? Pick an online ticket seller who's officially accredited by STAR, the Society of Ticket Agents and Retailers. STAR-approved retailers obey strict rules and provide great customer service. They'll tell you the ticket prices and any seat restrictions up front and they'll be on your side if something goes wrong. They're easy to identify - look for the official STAR logo on the home page. If you can't see the STAR logo, they are not accredited.
If you decide to print your tickets at home, saving time and money, remember everyone in your group needs their own separate ticket.
Group rates are an excellent way to save money on a big night out in theatreland, and you can get group discounts if there are 8 or more people in your party. For ordinary group ticket enquires, call 020 3925 2996. For school or educational group enquires, call 020 3925 2996.
If you are disabled, you and your career can get a discounted ticket rate. Just call the Adelphi's special access line on 0844 412 4648, where they'll arrange your discounted tickets as well as answering your accessibility questions.